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probably won't help you directly, but if you want to see some more
antunit examples in real situations, I recently generated an antunit
test suite for the eXist XMLDB project (exist.sourceforge.net)
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=317691&aid=1743796&group_id=17691
eXist XMLDB has a bunch of Ant tasks...so its not functional testing
like you are discussing.
note I found that antunit is more 'functional' then pure unit
testing...which is probably what u are hinting at.
gl, Jim Fuller
On 7/31/07, Stefan Bodewig <bodewig@apache.org> wrote:
> On Tue, 17 Jul 2007, Chris Connelly
> <jon_christopher_connelly@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > I apologize in advance if this is the wrong forum for this question.
>
> This is the best forum available.
>
> > My questions: the AntUnit home page says: "AntUnit could also be
> > used for functional and integration tests outside of the scope of
> > Ant tasks ... This is an area that will need more research."
>
> When I wrote this sentence, I was toying with some ideas myself but
> got distracted by other things that took a higher priority.
>
> Also I know of a company who was developing a testing toolkit
> (eventually to become open sourced) where AntUnit might play a role
> (but they seem to require Ant 1.6.x support). I can't and won't say
> more, but I know some of their developers are reading this list.
>
> > Is anyone currently looking into this, and is this still considered
> > a reasonable use of AntUnit?
>
> AFAIK nobody is actively researching this, but yes, it is a very
> reasonable use of AntUnit.
>
> Stefan
>
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